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BP's Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, July 2010/Credit: U.S. C

Why BP and Chevron Are Riskier Bets for Oil Investors

By Jason Plautz

Anti-nuclear protest in Freiburg, Germany, in March 2011.

Clean Break, Chap. 4: Truth of Germany's Nuke Phase-Out

By Osha Gray Davidson

Markus Bohnert, co-director of Bürger Energie St. Peter.

Clean Break, Chap. 3: Everyone an Energy Producer

By Osha Gray Davidson

Landowner Eleanor Fairchild (right) and actress Daryl Hannah (left) were arreste

Texas: Enviros' Presence Declines in KXL Fight

By Lisa Song

Panel discussion on InsideClimate News book Clean Break

Panel at Nat'l Press Club Discusses Clean Break

By Jason Plautz

Wind farm in Germany.

Clean Break, Chap. 2: Citizens' Stake in Clean Power

By Osha Gray Davidson

Germany Has Built Clean Energy Economy That U.S. Rejected 30 Years Ago

By Osha Gray Davidson

Protester rallies against the Keystone XL pipeline in Washington D.C.

New Pressures Could Derail Keystone XL

By Lisa Song

BrightSource's Ivanph solar project in California, first large-scale solar therm

California Climate Policy in Obama's 2nd Term

By Maria Gallucci

President Obama after his re-election on Tuesday night.

Has Political Taboo on Climate Change Been Erased?

By Jason Plautz

President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney during the pres

Climate Change: What's at Stake in the Election

By Jason Plautz

Map of Tampa, Fla. if sea levels rose by 5 feet.

Superstorm Delivers Wake-Up Call for Florida

By Lisa Song

Damaged caused to houses from Hurricane Sandy on the New Jersey Coast

Sandy Intrudes on Debate Over Government's Size

By Jason Plautz

Bill Clinton and Prop 3

In Michigan, Clean Energy Decision Rests with Voters

By Maria Galluci

Tree protesters in Winnsboro, Texas

Texas Pipeline Protests: Arrest Tally Climbs to 32

By Maria Gallucci

TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline depot

As U.S. Oil Booms, Need for Keystone XL Shrinking

By Elizabeth Douglass

Sticky bitumen oozes from a rock in a tar sands test pit on the nearly 6,000 acr

Nation's First Tar Sands Mine Gets Greenlight

By David Hasemyer

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